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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1941

Page

7

Softball League Daily Results and Standings

Daily results show Virginia league champions Pratt Club 7 Dr Pepper 3 with Virginia Woolen 7 National Fruit 3 and Pepper 14 Novick 0. Matchups set include Woolen vs Novick and Dr Pepper vs National Fruit. California leads with one car per 27.10 persons.

Virginia National Pratt Club Dr. Peppers Novick Ve. Woolen Dr. Pepper National Fruit California

Virginia State Corporation Commission Hearing on Insurance Rates

The Virginia State Corporation Commission schedules hearings on May 29 and July 14 1941 at 40 00 A M in Richmond Virginia to review a new insurance rating manual by the Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau and the response by other insurers to changes in rates rules and classification methods for fire theft collision and related automobile coverage. Public data and data from the Insurance Rating Bureau are to be presented and examined by the commission and affected insurers.

Stateton Commission State of Building Richmond Virginia Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau State Corporation Commission National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters Mutual Casualty Insurance Rating Bureau State Commission Bureau of Insurance of the State Office In Insurance Rating Bureau American Building State Ration Commission

New Naval Chief In Norfolk Area

Rear Admiral Manley H. Simons succeeded Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taussig as commander of the Norfolk naval district. Taussig, after 40 years of service, retires Sept 1 at the statutory age limit with the rank of vice admiral. A 13 gun salute marked the transition as Simons, former commandant of the Norfolk Navy Yard since 1937, takes over.

Norfolk Manley H. Simons Joseph K. Taussig Norfolk Naval District Taussig Simons Norfolk Navy Yard Norfolk Naval Knox Secretary of the Navy

Braithwaite Boy Breaks A Leg

Beverley William Braithwaite 10 son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Braithwaite of 312 North Kent street fell and broke his right leg between knee and hip Saturday about 4 o clock as he ran through the house. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where the fracture was reduced but he suffered severe pain and was uncomfortable.

Beverley William Braithwaite Clarence Braithwaite North Kent Street Memorial Hospital

Public Sale of Furniture and Antiques in Kernstown Virginia

The undersigned will offer at 10:00 A M Tuesday January 1 1941 at the residence of the late Susan C Lantz Kernstown Frederick County Va furniture and household effects including kitchen range cabinet chairs linoleum utensils and other items from the estate of Susan C Lantz.

Susan C. Lantz Kernstown Frederick R. Va

Plan Training In Defense Plants

Richmond June 17 The National Youth Administration plans land and building leases in Danville to establish shop training centers for 150 young men. NYA would erect temporary shops on 30 000 square feet and at least 16 acres for dormitory and recreation facilities with workers placed after a three month prep period.

Richmond National Youth Administration Danville Sidney B. Hall Superintendent of Public Instruction Frank A. Cavedo State Employment Service Walter S. Newman NYA U. S. Treasury Employment Service Chicago Channel Boulogne British London

Edna Dorman Rites To Be Thursday

Funeral services for Edna L. Dorman 29 colored of Stephens City will be held Thursday at 3 PM at Arch Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev Murray of Falls Church will officiate. Burial will follow in Locust Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers are Henry Carey Clarence Robinson Harry Menifield Frank Menifield John E Shields and George Carey.

Edna L. Dorman Stephens City Arch Chapel

Rites Held for Mrs Bean at United Church

Funeral services for Mrs. J. F. Bean, 70, were conducted Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock by Rev L G Bridgers and Rev George W Stover of the United Church. Interment followed at Hebron. Pallbearers included Bailey Carl Cather Hinkel Carpenter Walter Anderson Ham, target details omitted for brevity.

J. F. Bean L.G. Bridgers George W. Stover The United Church Ped Hebron Bailey Carl Cather Hinkel Carpenter Walter Anderson Ham

Mirage photography: an optical illusion captured

A mirage, an optical illusion, can be photographed and has been done many times, showing that the effect is observable and repeatable under suitable atmospheric conditions.

Census Shows Virginia Retail Sales By Store Types In 1939

Virginia retail trade in 1939 reached 628.172 million dollars across 29 610 stores. Independents operated 27 317 stores with 469.452 million in sales, chains 1 771 stores with 120.746 million, and other types 22 stores. Nationally 1 770 355 stores reported 42.0417 billion in sales with independents 74.7 percent of business.

Washington Virginia

Nazis Massing Along Coasts Amid North Africa Front

The British war bulletin reports severe losses for German and Italian troops as British forces clash near the Satchescaid and Aatourz areas while French and Levant forces push in the Kissau sector. Roosevelt imposes sanctions on Germany and flags entanglements with Axis agents, signaling tension in Berlin amid intended economic warfare.

London Satches Caid Aatourz Madani Henri Dentz Levant States Kissau Roosevelt United States Gayda Rome Italy Virginio Gayda Mussolini North African Saium

Revival Services Planned by Rev R Paul Miller at First Brethren

Rev R Paul Miller began a series of meetings at First Brethren Church on ares Avenue at 745 p m The evangelist is well known in this city and community and outstanding in his ability Pastor ce Uphouse said the messages will be The War Drama of This Closing Age War With the Saints Christ s Glorious Appearing The Greatest Sign of Christ s Return Four Proofs of a True Christian The kind of a Revival Winchester Needs The Christian at the Judgment Bar of God The Lost Blessing

R. Paul Miller First Brethren Church Ares Avenue Ce Uphouse Winchester

Court records list multiple traffic and public order fines

In the Court Of The Trial Justice various defendants faced penalties for improper vehicle registration reckless driving speeding and drunk and disorderly conduct with fines and costs ranging from five to fifty dollars. The text also notes early telephone switchboard operators in New Haven 1878 and the use of ahoy ahoy as a greeting.

George B. Guithridge George B. Guthridge D. Strawderman William C. Thompson Edward Stern William Johnson, Sr William’ Johnson, Jr Mason Sam Philips Harry Robert G. Gibbons New Haven Connecticut

Stimson Hints Long War May Extend Beyond Four Years

Secretary Stimson testified before the House Rivers and Harbors Committee that a $285 million St Lawrence seaway could aid defense and Britain supply lines, noting the current emergency might last longer than four years though hopeful for a shorter outcome. He urged preparedness for a very long emergency.

Washington Stimson St. Lawrence House Rivers and Harbors Committee Britain Mansfield D-Tex United States

Atlantic Express speeds Winchester to Washington by bus

Capitol Greyhound Lines adds The Atlantic Express to its five daily routes between Winchester and Washington. The new express follows the George Washington Highway and cuts travel to two hours from Winchester to Washington.

Washington Capitol Greyhound Lines Winchester George Washington Highway

Senate probes consulate closings in Germany

Senators scrutinize German consulate closings citing possible propaganda use and defense ties. Fears arise over retaliation that could expel U S consular staff from Germany and occupied territories.

Reynolds D-Nc Senate Military Committee Germany United States

Service Tomorrow For Mr. Hayton

Funeral services for George Bowness Hayton of near Bluemont will be held at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev Manuel of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Hubert Smoke Walter Bayliss Marion Bayliss Ralph Marker Kenneth Trenary Wilfred Trenary.

George Bowness Hayton Bluemont Mr. Manuel Seventh Day Adventist Church Ender Berryville Green Hill Cemetery Hubert Smoke Walter Bayliss Marion Bayliss Ralph Marker Kenneth Trenary Wilfred Trenary

Flag Service To Be Held By Elks

Winchester Lodge No 876 BP of O plans a flag service at 8 o clock on Wednesday June 18 at the Elks Home.

Elks Winchester Lodge No. 876 Elks Home

Campaign observer lists across towns with volunteers named

A roster of observers and chiefs from Red Bud Siler Lee Middletown Whitacre and White Hall entries outlines volunteer teams for upcoming counts. Names include Fosbrink Huebner McTiernan Miller and many others, with organizers noted as Gore Russell Hook and junior observers listed among the groups.

Ray Rinker Wilbur Dix Brown Kingree Sydnor McDonald Cecil Peer Gore Russell Hook Red Bud J. G. Fosbrink A. F. Huebner J. Patrick McTiernan Harry C. Miller Walter M. Shade Allen B. Gray W. R. Huyett Cc. A. Marple E. S. Bailey Claude M.grimm H. C. Lewis Ralph Hengeveld P. G. Ireland Edwin C. Yost Siler Lee Barney Carlton Whitacre Harry Mauzy Nelson Beard Earl C. Whitacre Brown Collins Clyde Collins Naomi Collins Vv. P. Mauzy Ruth Mauz Whitacre Landon B. Whitacre George Whitacre Norman Braithwaite Hetzel Kerns Roy Parrill Harry Dolan Kathryn Lineweaver Custis Braithwaite Elmer Clark George Kimble Ernie Kerns Henry Coward Norwood Braithwaite Esther Whitacre Jamarie Whitacre Sam Whitacre Robert Dailey Hugh Dailey Clark Miller White Hall Walter Anderson Vernon Hutton James Hutton Albert Luttrell Wilmer Anderson Carter Luttrell Thomas Brown Charles Brown Edgar Smoke Grover Teets Bruce Lodge

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